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Walk2Work Day 2010

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Walk2Work on 10th March

was a fabulous success around the country!!


 

Read all about it in the media release.

Minister Nathan Guy Walk2work Wellington 2010   Nordic walkers at Walk2work North Shore 2010  Walk2work 2010 Nelson  Walk2work Day human advertising Auckland 2010  Lily from Living Streets walking to work  Walk2work Day 2010 Auckland  

There were events organised around the country and lots of opportunities to get involved in Walk2Work.  

See more images at http://www.livingstreets.org.nz/node/4454

You can still Tell us your walking story and win a prize!

What is it about?

Walk2Work Day is part of a Living Streets campaign that aims to encourage people to walk more in their daily lives.  It is a free event held before work in a location close to the main walking routes, targeting people who have walked all or part of the way to work.

The campaign aims:

-         To encourage more people to walk to work and encourage active healthy lifestyles for all New Zealanders.

-         To raise the profile of walking as a as an essential mode of transport.

-         To decrease road congestion by reducing the numbers of private vehicles on our roads.

-         To support the local economy (by way of retail purchases from walkers on their journey to work).

When & where was it?

Events were held at various locations all over New Zealand on March 10th - click on the events map  to find out where.

How did people participate?

Walk2Work is easy and people participated in many ways by:

How can my workplace get involved?

Here are some ways your workplace can get involved

How can I get more information?

If you would like to run a Walk2Work event in your area next year, please fiill in this form or contact caroline.barnes at livingstreets.org.nz or ring 04 385 8280 and see here for the Walk2Work Day Guide (118K pdf). 

Check out the Frequently Asked questions (FAQs)

For more info on previous events see Walk2Work Day 2009.